If the data are not marked for global exchange then the rules for the gmd:fileIdentifier are different / more relaxed. Page 50, section 8.1 of the manual on WIS (https://library.wmo.int/doc_num.php?explnum_id=11077), my emphasis.
The WMO Core Metadata Profile recommends the use of a URI structure for gmd:fileIdentifier
attributes. The URI should be structured as follows:
• Fixed string “urn:x-wmo:md:”;
• Citation authority based on the Internet domain name of the data-provider organization,
e.g. “int.wmo.wis”, “gov.noaa”, “edu.ucar.ncar”, “cn.gov.cma” or “uk.gov.metoffice”;
• Double separator colons: “::”;
• Unique identifier:
– For metadata records describing GTS products in bulletins or named according to
the WMO file-naming convention P-flag = “T” or P-flag= “A”, the unique identifier is
“«TTAAii»«CCCC»”;
– For metadata records describing products named according to the WMO file-naming
convention P-flag = “W”, the unique identifier should be a truncated version of the
WMO product identifier field of the associated data-files, excluding the date-stamp
and any other varying elements as necessary;
Should test 9_2_1 or 9_3_1 be run if the data are not marked for global exchange?
https://github.com/wmo-im/pywcmp/blob/30259599a44ab1839d36248b89f9d4afc0207d11/pywcmp/ats.py#L110-L115
If the data are not marked for global exchange then the rules for the gmd:fileIdentifier are different / more relaxed. Page 50, section 8.1 of the manual on WIS (https://library.wmo.int/doc_num.php?explnum_id=11077), my emphasis.